[Puns upon a midnight = dreary, lexical semantics for the weak and = weary] What breed of = dog will unlock your front door? Yorkie He drove his = expensive car into a tree and found out how a Mercedes = bends. What do you = call a…
03/31/20 Grif.Net – Can’t Take It With You
A miserly = lawyer who had been diagnosed with a terminal illness was determined to = prove wrong the old saying, “You can’t take it with = you.” After much = thought and consideration, the old ambulance chaser finally figured out = how to take at least some of…
03/30/20 Grif.Net – Grocery Store Line
It was early Monday morning, and I was waiting in a long = line to shop at the grocery store that opened an hour early for seniors = only. A young man came from the parking lot and tried to cut in = at the front of the line,…
03/28/20 Weekend Grif.Net – Lockdown
[A Capuchin = Franciscan, Brother Richard Hendrick, lives in Ireland and penned a = touching poem about coronavirus called “Lockdown”. Much = thanks to my friend Bruce in PEI Canada for the = forward.] “Lockdo= wn” Yes there is fear. Yes there is isolation. Yes there is panic buying.…
03/27/20 Grif.Net – I’m not Old, I’m just Mature
[Last post = in a week for the aging, um aged, er ages] Today at the drugstore, the = clerk was a gent.From my purchase, he took off 10 percent.I = asked for the cause of a lesser amount;And he answered, = “It’s the Seniors Discount.” I went to…
03/26/20 Grif.Net – Ailments
[Fourth Installment of our = Humor on Aging week] At our church, a group of senior citizens = were sitting around talking about their = ailments: “My arms are so weak I = can barely hold a cup of coffee”, said = one. “Yes, I know. My =…
03/25/20 Grif.Net – I’m a Senior Citizen (part 2)
I’M A = SENIOR CITIZEN (another installment in our “aging” = series) I’m anti-everything now: = anti-fat, anti-smoke, anti-noise, = anti-inflammatory. I’m walking more (to the = bathroom) and enjoying it less. I’m going to reveal what = goes on behind closed doors in our home. Absolutely =…
03/24/20 Grif.Net – I’m a Senior Citizen (part 1)
I’M A = SENIOR CITIZEN and proud of it! I’m the life of the party = even when it lasts until 8 p.m. I’m very good at opening = childproof caps with a hammer. I’m usually interested in = going home before I get to where I am…
03/23/20 Grif.Net – Games We Played at My Party
[This starts a = week of lame jokes dealing with aging. Since I just had a birthday, many = asked what it was like turning 72] At my party we = played “senior citizen games”, such as = 1. Sag, = You’re it 2. Pin the =…
03/21/20 Weekend Grif.Net – Two Birthdays Last Week
[For new = readers/subscribers to the Grif.Net blog – on Monday-Friday we = send out a slightly warped blend of humor. On the weekend we send out = material that is more serious of a moral, ethical, religious or = political nature. The past week I had TWO BIRTHDAYS, and…
03/20/20 Grif.Net – Even MORE About the Body
[Last day, I = promise. I just revel in the miracle of life and how God made the = amazing human body] 1. The = strongest muscle in the human body is in the = jaw. 2. = Coincidently, the hardest bone in the human body is the…
03/19/20 Grif.Net – MORE About Your Body
[More odd facts we don’t usually think about = concerning our own bodies] 1. The = average heart beats 100,000 times per day. Mine has been = beating 2,628,000,000. So far, so good. 2. The = lifespan of an eyelash is about 5 months. 3. If =…
03/18/20 Grif.Net – About Your Body
A professor = asked his class, “If you laid all the blood vessels in your body = end to end, how long would it be?” He was looking for = obvious answers of either 62,000 miles or 2.5 times around the = planet. A savvy = student answered, “I…